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Durkheim States That Social Facts Are "The Beliefs, Tendencies, and Practices

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Durkheim states that social facts are "the beliefs, tendencies, and practices of the group taken collectively … A social fact is any way of acting … [that is] capable of exerting over the individual an external constraint" (The Rules of Sociological Method [1895/1982]: 54, 59) Identify at least five specific social facts evident in society Explain why each fact selected should be considered a social fact Discuss/elaborate on how what might appear as "contradictory" social facts (e.g., marriage, and divorce) function as constraining forces in society.

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